The minimum circuit is shown in the help, there is very little to it. For it not to work as you have it set up either the switches are in the wrong position (the box should be in impedance mode and on, NOT in cal/off) or something is wrong in the wiring. It should be pretty straightforward to...
Something must be set up wrong. When you do the short circuit measurement the load is shorted, so the measurement input is connected to ground through that short while the ref input gets a direct feed from the output. Since the image you posted shows both inputs have almost exactly the same...
In the current beta release using "Generate minimum phase" on a measurement imported from a text file which included phase will generate an IR for the measurement using the original phase data as well as producing a minimum phase IR.
Do you mean in the Generic equaliser? As above, they are on the right hand side of the panel. If you mean you want crossover filters in the Audiotec equaliser option you'll have to ask Audiotec for that, they specified how it should work.
I worked out what was going wrong in the Java runtime and filed a bug report for that. In the meantime I have put a workaround in the REW code which will be included in the next release.
The filter options for the Audiotec Fischer entries are those the manufacturer requested. I don't know what other filtering capabilities those units have but they would need to be configured outside REW.
They won't be duplicates, there will be differences - e.g. default output on a device rather than named output. There is no benefit from removing them. Try running everything at 48k.
I got the files, thanks. Java's WAV file reader does not like the float file for some reason (Audacity has no issue with it). That reader is part of the Java runtime, so not something I can easily address. I haven't come across that problem with other float WAV files, so there must be something...
The Measure dialog has options to automatically append a number with a configured increment to the measurement name. There are quite a few keyboard shortcuts, there is also an API, although sweep measurements using the API require a pro upgrade.
No, it will be because the measurements didn't automatically generate any notes and you didn't add any. I've made a change for the next build to show the name even if there aren't any notes.
Builds updated today (beta 27) with these changes:
Fixed: Alignment tool was not operating correctly
Fixed: Min and excess group delay traces were not activated when min phase was generated
Fixed: Selecting some check boxes caused UI issues
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